List #62 - Central America
Our latest list revolves around Central America, and includes numerous rare and unrecorded items. Topics range from politics to bullfighting, with a healthy dose of dictatorship. Enjoy!
Our latest list revolves around Central America, and includes numerous rare and unrecorded items. Topics range from politics to bullfighting, with a healthy dose of dictatorship. Enjoy!
This list features items in our booth at the inaugural Tennessee Book and Ephemera Fair. Highlights include choice pieces of African Americana, Texas oil reports, a manuscript accounting of slaves on a Tennessee plantation, a scrapbook of a female circus clown, a Japanese immigration guide to Brazil, and more. Enjoy!
Our list for the RBMS Showcase in New Haven comprises a representative sampling of our wares, ranging from archives to photographs to rare and unusual imprints. Highlights include a panoramic photograph of Native American students; a couple of nice manuscript cook books; an archive from Reconstruction-era Georgia; a Mexican catechism in Mixtec; an unusual edition of Uncle Tom's Cabin; a scrapbook featuring vernacular photos of MLK; and much more. Enjoy!
Our list for the Dallas Antiquarian Book Fair leans into Western Americana and Texana, with a healthy sprinkling of African Americana, Mexico, and more. Highlights include African Americana masonic works; photographs of Native Americans; an archive of photographs of a notable Confederate Texas family; an engraving of the founder of the Champs d'Asile; an unrecorded Guadalajara imprint; and much more. Enjoy!
Our latest list goes back to our roots, focusing on Western American history. Highlights include a rare Mexican circular discussing shipping to California; a photographic archive of a Mexican-American family; some lovely photos of Alaska; “Arizona’s only negro newspaper”; publications from Japanese internment camps at Tule Lake and Gila River; rare maps of Oklahoma and California; catalogues of Native American oil leases for sale; and more. Enjoy!
Our newest list contains an assortment of thirty fresh acquisitions, ranging from letters to photos to unrecorded copies of printed works. Highlights include a scrapbook of an African-American GI in post-war Japan; an Arizona community newspaper; a Cuban cook book; a work on “Eskimo children”; an archive of Japanese California Methodists; a western travel album; and more. Enjoy!
Our list for the New York Book Fair is as grand and varied as the event itself. Highlights include an archive of Black Louisiana social clubs; the diary of an Alaskan gold miner; a ledger belonging to the owner of the Philadelphia Phillies in 1890; splendid photographs of mining in Brazil; the archive of a New York sea captain; rare works of Latin Americana, including photos, broadsides, and unique imprints; a photographic archive of a Wisconsin Indian school; and much more. Enjoy!
Our latest list contains twenty-five items printed in or relating to South America. Highlights include a correspondence about Brazil’s incursions into Bolivia; a list of the children of Brazilian slaves; rare broadsides from Chile; a work on a Colombian railroad that was never built; a tactical manual from New Granada; works on the Japanese diaspora to South America, and more. Enjoy!